Agreed. If this was Judo, it wasn’t a clean point. EY’s opponent simply didn’t know that the move used on him was against the sport’s rules, and failed to cry foul.
Storytelling-wise, EY getting away with that felt like a surprising ending, like a minor villain not getting his comeuppance.
Agreed. If this was Judo, it wasn’t a clean point. EY’s opponent simply didn’t know that the move used on him was against the sport’s rules, and failed to cry foul.
Storytelling-wise, EY getting away with that felt like a surprising ending, like a minor villain not getting his comeuppance.